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Nov 19, 2013

Biography by Steven McDonald:
Following the dissolution of Poet and the One Man Band, Albert Lee
(guitar), Pete Gavin (drums), Tony Colton (vocals) and Ray Smith
(guitar) got together with Chas Hodges (bass, violin, vocals) and Mike
O'Neill (keyboards) to form the country-influenced Heads, Hands and Feet
and recorded a double album that had a great deal in common with the
work of the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band and the Grateful Dead at that time.
Their self-titled debut album, populated with guests from the folk and
singer-songwriter scenes, was released as a double record in the U.S.,
but only as a single album in Europe. The record was very well regarded,
with Lee's guitar work garnering attention. Read more